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/ Recent visitors with Mrs. J,
Hamilton were Mrs, A/J, Gold-
4horpe,_. Goderich, last Friday and ■
Mr. arid Mrs. J. J, Robertson, of
. Auburn on Sunday; >
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ball
Thornhill, Manitoba, who were
visiting the former’s sister, Mrs.
Fowler and renewing other
acquaintances, left last week for
ihome and »were going, tq visit
♦heir daughters at Weston and
Sudbury on the way, . , / ,’The &
~ "A^c^iation home df
; , Mr& K? K/ .Dawson- pn Friday
tori conducting the opening de-
. vofions. Mrs. G. Watt .read, the
? scripture lesson. Mrs? Roibt, Irvin
g/ave the, lesson thought on Chris*
: itioti Fellotwship. The' minutes of
the last meeting and treasurer’s
report was given iby the secret-,
ary, Mrs. Harvey Alton. The roll
. c^ll wa^ answered by 31 mem
bers and 7 visitors. Ways and
means to raise -funds were dis
cussed. The ladies have lately
had built-in cupboards installed
in> the church kitchen. Mrs. O.
^Poipp gave a reading. “Getting
jnidre put Of your Bible”, Miss
Beth McConnell gave a reading
and the meeting closed -with a
hyihn and benediction. The hos
tesses for lunch Were Mrs. H,erb
Finnigan^: Mrs/ Clifford Crozier,
Mirs. Lloyd Hodge and Mrs. Omar
Brooks. ::
Dn Tuesday night of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Redmond en
tertained’ the Sixth Concession
[ euchre club. Prize winners for
high >scofes were Mrs, Harvey.
?< Alton and; Rdbt. McAllister. Con
solation prizes. went to Mrs. Jas.
Wilson and Mr. Carl Sievert. The
, parity of friends will gather this
week at* the home of Mr. and
x Mrs. -Thos, Webster, -■ •
/ Ml Harvey Anderson and Mr..
"Thomas Webster, who had both
been ill, with pneumonia at their
respective homes: yare now re
cuperating "arid“7able “to be put' a^
v. little. ■ .• ;■ '■ . •
The Anglican Church Guild had,
a successful euchre party at the
Parish Hall on Friday night. Prize
winners were Mrs. Howard God
frey, Miss Ruth Orser,' Ivan Riv-
ett and Victor Black. There were
11 tables of euchre. Lunch was
■ ■ 0 served by the ladies and a good
time was reported.
Mr. and Mrs? (Jordon Jewitt of
Parkside, Sask., are visiting- their
cousins, Mr.1 and Mrs. Victor Err
rington.
The Presbyterian W.MJS. held
. <the February meeting at the
home of the. president, Mrs. Herb
Stothers oil Thursday with a
good attendance. Mrs. Stothers
ITHE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
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CULROSS CORNERS
Bethany Farm Forum met Mon
day night, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Wall with an
attendance of 11', The topic “Farm
Policy in. Relation to Production”
was discussed. A recreation.; per?
iod followed. Lunch was served
by the “hostess. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mr; and
Mrs. James Wraith on March 1st
when the, topic will. be. “The
School Tax Rate”..
Little Garry Whytock is spend
ing some time iWith his grand
parents, MrMand^MrsrAlex-Why^
tock. ■
—.Miss—Helen—Schumacher-spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Frank Brown. !
sport...
MIDGETS OUST LUCAN
ON MONDAY NIGHT
7 After losing the first, game,
Lucknow .MidgOts Came back to
eliminate Lucan from further
playoffs by winning the series
two games to one. The 9-1 drub
bing in Lucknow on Monday, left
kittle doubt as to the better’ team.
During the game Referee Jack
Gould ordered the Lucan coach
removed from the players’ box,
and after some hesitancy he wias
escorted to the dressing room by
Constable Havens. Lucknow will
now advance into the .second
round of. the W.O.A;A. Midget
“D” playoffs.Frank Brown. ! . TMr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith and Lucknow: goal, Richards; def.
Miss Helen Schumacher spent MacNay, Gibson;. ..centre,-.Baker
■Wednesday evening with Mr. and wings,
Mrs. Murray Henderson and babe Gardner;
of Lucknow.
Mrs; Wm. Wall, Kinlough, Mrs? - - •
Jack Schumacher & Helen spent Hodgins,^Norges; centre,^Wilson;
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ^ings, TT*J
Frank Brown.. <,
Several of the farmers have
seen, crows recently. Seems we
always welcome these black ras
cals in February though we have
little liking for them come spring?
Mr. and . Mrs. v Tom ^Hodgins
spent Wednesday evening with
Mr. arid Mrs. Art Hodgins -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and- Helen spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Yaeck, Walk
erton. . "•/ *•’
Mrs. Everett Whytock arid babe
were able to leave the hospital
on Saturday and go to the home
of her aunt, Mrs. E. Husk, Kin
loss. • ' ..
. / „ Miss Helen Schumacher ‘ is
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Henderson and babe,
Lucknow?
Misses Elda and Beverley Wall
spent Thursday night with Miss
Thuell, Emberlin; alt.,
uamuwi Blue, Couse, Wilson,
MacMillan, MacDonald.
Lucan: goal, Reynolds; def., J.
« WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24th, 1954
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Sharon Hbdgms. .
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wall and
family visited Sunday with El- ’
mer Parker. * I
opened with-a hymn and" pray
er. Miss Iva Carr led? in the de
votional service and* psalm 62
was read with the theme on God’s
goodness. Mrs. Mason McAllister
gave the Glad Tidings prayer. Af
ter business discussion, Mrs.
Stothers gave a report on the
Presbyterial held in Wingham.
C. Hodgins, Doby; alt.,
Elson, McFalls, Hezal, Ewen,
Young. » •
First Period
1— Lucknow, Thuell (Emberlin)
' • ^.50 ' - ’
2— Lucknow, Gibson (Emberlin)
5.50 .. A....iV..
3— Lucknow, Emberlin 6.26
4— Lucknow, Baker (Emberlin)
• 14.41 . . .• ' • '
PenaltiesT^T^uell, Young ^mis
conduct). ‘ \
Second Period
5— Lucknow, Thuell (Baker) .13
6— Lucknow, Baker (Gibsori )■/
14.20 _ ?
7^ Lucan,. Ewen 15.35
8— Lucknow, MacNay 17,30
Penalty: Wilson.
Third Period
9— Lucknow, Couse (Baker) 1.24
lO-r-Lucknow, Couse 12.45
' Penalties: MacMillan, MacNay,
Couse, MacDonald' J. Hodgins.
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TIMBER TIPS
.Results and standings in play
off .round .robin after the
of five nights of play: . -
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. Gophers <3, Tigers 1 ‘
Cubs 3, Chipmunks 1 \
Fawns 2, Beavers 2
Wolverines 4, Zebyas 0
Pole Cats 3, Lions 1
Kangaroos 2, Coons. 2
TWo highly rated teams,
/ OBITUARY ;
' JOHN B, CLARKE ’
The death of John B. Clarke
of Southampton, retired bapk
manager, occurred in Toronto
General.-Hospital on Wednesday
of last week.
H|s; babMng career included
service in Lucknow with the old
Bank otf Hamilton. Mrs. Clarke,
was formerly Margaret (Birdie)
McIntosh, daughter of the late
Mr, and Mrs- P-^ Melntosh pf
Iiucknow. , ' ■
. Mr. Clarke was born 73 years
ago at Orangeville where he first
entered the * Bank (of Hamilton
whiv*h was later taken over by
ed at branches at |Palmerstonj
Neustadt and Lucknow and some,
two scoreyears ago iwent to
Southampton where/ he contin
ued as manager until his retire
ment in 1940.
He was a member of South
ampton Antglican Church, the
Saugeeri Golf Club, and the bowl
ing arid curling clubs. He .was
president of the Southariipton
Fishermen’s Baseball . Cliib for
the two years when they won
the championship several years
back. At . various times he owned
race horses and was always in
terested in racing. - k ’>
Shortly before Christmas he,
and Mrs, Clarke went to Toronto j
to spend the winter with their
daughter^and was taken ill • two ’
weeks ago. ;
! Surviving besides his wife is
his daughter, Mrs. Paul COopei\
Toronto/ "- . /
Funeral services were, held in
Toronto on Friday/
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first
Go-Mft. Frank Jonas read a letter • /wo nigmy ratea • wains, w- from her niece, Mrs. Adams, a I l'hers;an^ ,Cu^’ g<$ *°a ^y"
missionary with; her husband in ’ Jng start in the final heat tor
l^mvtral Africa: Mrs. Adam’s mar- I(the .silverware by downing theCentral Africa;. Mrs. Adam’s par- ;
erits, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mof- •
fat (nee May Jones) were form-
erjy of Duinlgannon. The foeeting I
concluded with ’ a hymn and |
prayer. Lunch was served by the |
hostesses.
Phone 150 ~ Ontario |
You can nave beautiful hardwood
floors for less-than you think.
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Come in and see it and get a free estimate
on your requirements.
JOHN W. HENDERSON J
LUMBER LIMITED 1
Lucknow
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For as long as there is human •
suffering then there is need<of ‘
the Red Cross. You know the
need, and how great it is. Please
help generously — the work of
mercy never ends.
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basis was pretty much made by
the other players?
Meaford, however, would like
to see the loop kept to six teams
and Owen Sound included. They
I battling Tigers and Chipmunks.
I The -Cats threatened to take
l over at the end of the second
[stanza but faded gs Oakes arid
I company breezed (you heard it! )
through a record breaking 1168
-to.„grab_the„two extra points in
the, final dur senior '-tru-ndler
again set the .pace with a fine
exhibition of . clutch bowling in
the neighborhood o-f 700 flat pins!
An unusual feature of the Cub-
Chipmunk tussle was a tie game.
Those Cub ladies who were giv
ing the Chippers plenty of trouble
all evening did it again in extra
frames to.provide their narrow
margin of victory.,.
Beavers seemed to be headed
for a three-pointer ih the third
match until late in the final, game
when Fawns Finlayson and Kay
Duncan rallied their mates to
gain the tie.
Looks like Wolverines and Pole
Cats are the teams to'beat for
.the /cash prize in the “B”‘ series.
Lois Mclntdsh helped the Pole
Cat cause considerably with a
high-single but it was the first
setbacle...suffered„by_the__shoxts_.
handed Lions during the past
month.
Zebras, it appears, were un
lucky as the. match with the. Wol
verines was much-closer than the
score indicates.
Once, again you. are urged to
be on .time arid that means 9.00
ip.m.—not 9.15 or. latCr!
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JOHNSON WILL BE BACK
IN MEAFORD THIS SUMMER
• •'■The’^Meaford1"zVthl^tic Society
has decided to string along again]
this' year with” deperidabl^ Russ’^ “
were opposed to Goderich ^being
adrii'itted last y^ar and. felt that
lesuits proved that the move
weakened the loop. .,/...'
An effort will also be ,made
/to have, the O.A.S.A. clear Russ
Johnson so that Meaford can con
tinue in the Ontario playdowns,
as Walkerton has done in the
past as the only -“amateur” team
in the fastball loop.
Meaford sees Kincardine and
Walkerton as two sure starters.
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Wingham’s junior-“B” O.H.A.
team, was eliminated in the group
playoffs by the classy Seaforth
squad* which won the series’ in
/four straight. Morlby Chin has
been playing for the Wingham
. club. 7
LUCKNOW-RIPLEY LOSE
TWO IN PAST WEEK
-/Luckruiw^Ripley^onibines-JosL
two games to Teeswater this past
week, and now the best-of-nine
series stands* at 3-2 wins for
Lucknow-Ripley. On- Thursday in
Walkerton, Teeswater won 'by a
score of 5-2, anti again in Walk
erton on Saturday night Tees-
$5,422,850
is needed this year
Local Campaign Chairman
WILFRED ANDERSON-
. Phone 161, Lucknow
water won 9-5. At the end of
regulation time it was a 5-5 tie,
arid in the overtime Teeswater
scored four goals. Eight minutes
overtime was all that was play
ed as the Sunday curfew prevent
ed the full ten. The.6tK ’game of
the series was slated fot Kin-?
car dine on Wednesday night.
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PAISLEY FANS PLAY
REAL ROUGH WITH REF.
The hockey upset of the season
came when Mildmay Monarchs
eliminated the powerful Paisley
squad in straight games. With
.their hopes scattered, some of the
Paisley fans went a bit berserk
and gave Referee Frank Pierce
of Kincardine a real rough time
of it
___-Pierce .requ i red a policc escort
to get from the arena and was
transported home under police
surveillance.
His truck thad to be abandoned
as the tires were flat and wires
pulled from the motor.' He has
entered a claim for damages., ’
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1 Johnson, in their quest of a.third
i straight W»O.AiA.',' 'fastball Cham-
’ pionship. '
Johnson-turned down .an offer
fot A lower salary,, but was willy
irig to come back to Meaford at
. the same figure as last year. The ’
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